Learn to Ice Skate - Hockey Stop The Easy Way For beginners!

[@IceCoachOnline]

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[@tylertravaglio8877]

My biggest mistake is not pulling back with the shoulders and hips. All it takes is ONE person to explain it differently for someone to understand. Thank you!

[@frostedglitch6443]

Thank you, I’m a figure skater. And I needed to know how to hockey stop in figure skates. And this tutorial helped me pass.

[@miabohra6359]

Same

[@watts4200]

Probably one the best tutorials on hockey stops I’ve seen. Quick and straight with all the necessary steps. 👌

[@fluffynoses]

i broke my ankle just watching this

[@callmechaz]

really?

[@nitropotato6809]

CC MC r/woosh

[@lizapaza7046]

fluffynoses - you should watch the hockey players - if you broke your ankle while watching this , then you would break a lot more watching hockey players :)

[@lizapaza7046]

CC MC -IKR?

[@kiwijoe2916]

Omg this is a great channel! I was scavenging around KZbin trying to find the best videos on stopping and it’s this one. And once I looked at the channel I saw a lot of tutorials on Skating. 🙏

[@biff5856]

The BEST demonstration how to this stop.

[@IceCoachOnline]

Thanks for the nice comment ❤️

[@deerofaberoth8447]

Excellent video, as a beginner this was very clear and I appreciate it. Keep it up :D

[@IceCoachOnline]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad to hear you found it useful.

[@roshasabahi]

Thank You!! This helped me so much! I do figure skating and i look so cool when doing the hockey stop!!! :)

[@clarkpirrie5285]

Thank you so much this tutorial will help me pass to the next level. Thxxxx

[@IceCoachOnline]

We are happy to hear you found the video helpful. Head over to our community area and let us know if there is anything specific you would like to learn!

[@KL-bi2un]

fantastic tips. thanks very much for this. i've been trying to self-teach some basic ice skills. thanks

[@ASHERUISE]

I'm doing the move right (I think) but not stopping. Just how hard do you have to push in?

[@fitri_indra]

It's been a long time since you guys posted new videos. I'm really excited :D This is what i've been looking for. Simple and clear explanation for hockey stop.. I'll try it this weekend. Thanks Lloyd!

[@IceCoachOnline]

Yes it has been a longtime! But we're back with a brand new website and will be adding more content KZbin and icecoachonline.com Glad to hear you found the tutorial useful. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.

[@amberk6566]

Thanks for the nice tutorial! I'm going to make it by Feb💪🏒

[@IceCoachOnline]

Best of luck, let us know how it goes!

[@Stray0]

Well that looks doable 0:38 OMG nevermind O_O

[@IceCoachOnline]

😂

[@Nygge1982]

It is a little easier to hockey stop when the ice is more soft and well skated on. It is harder to do it on fresh hard ice like you did in this video =)

[@IceCoachOnline]

Peter Negan not necessarily. The technique is the same for both. On the clean ice you will pick up more speed and this can cause some people to become nervous and then execute the move incorrectly as their body is tight and locked up. On ice that has been skated on a lot (like during a public session) you will go a little slower, but this ice is full of grooves of where everyone else has skated. If your blade catches a deep groove at a certain angle when doing a hockey stop, you will fall quite hard and may hurt yourself. Be extra careful when skating at high speed and trying to stop abruptly on rough ice. Hope this helps

[@Nygge1982]

Oh well, hockey stops I can do. Also hockey stops on 1 foot, both inside and outside both legs I can do just fine. It is all the your other videos I watched that I really struggle with. I've only used my figure skates 7 times now, and I'm way too shy to ask any of the girls at the rink for advices. Funny story the first time I tried them out there was a old fat russian lady coach at the bench that yelled me over. She said "You hockey player" and I said yeah you got me, and she said something like tell those other hockey players to stay away from the corner her daughter were jumping at because it is dangerous. And I was like trying avoid that topic of conversation because I did not want to make any troubles at all. Then she said "Why you dancing?" and I was a bit shocked and tried to explain I wasn't dancing I was just not trying to fall over as it was my first time ever on figure skates. Tehn I left and ignored her, I thought she was crazy, but my guess is she tought I was crazy also =)

[@IceCoachOnline]

I'm sure the people in your ice rink would be more than happy to give you some advice. It sounds like you had an unfortunate experience meeting that particular coach on your first time in figure skates.....we're not all like that! I think that once you get used to your figure skates you will find some of the tutorials we are posting easier due the the shape of blade. You can do a lot in Hockey Skates, I know a lot of people that do. But I also know a lot of people that reached a certain point and then switched to figure skates so that they could do even more.

[@ulkunni]

잘하시네요 화이팅!!

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[@lizapaza7046]

My 11 year old son’s a pro ! He gets many penalties for “ snowing the goalies “.... Now that’s according to the refs ...

[@Ange1ofD4rkness]

I have been looking at many videos and such online about this. What they all neglect, and something I am going to try, is the upper body. I have a feeling this is why I can't get the hang of it!

[@Neval34212]

1:47 I don’t understand, could someone explain

[@sambou6286]

Love watching this! Thanks mate!

[@singingdaffodil]

Thank you so much!

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

I don’t agree that you mustn’t turn your upper body. I can do a high speed hockey stop, with my entire body turning sideways. In fact for hockey it is better, as it allows you to take off in the opposite direction. Also for hockey keeping the feet further apart helps provide stability, since there are some large chaps who like to bump into you. Good video though.

[@slipperyhardandcold7740]

My biggest mistake in skating was 40 years ago when I got up after falling and didn't let Tenley Albright snowblast me.

[@TonyNguyen-it7vd]

I come early to the rink every time to practice this. I hate old ice, so many grooves make it so hard to practice.

[@IceCoachOnline]

When the ice is rough and cut up it can be quite dangerous. Some people can think that it's safer as you move slower across it, but in reality it can be more dangerous. Let us know if you have and questions :)

[@greimalkin]

I don't get it, do you stay facing forward and just twist your hips to make your feet go sideways?

[@williambritton4831]

Yes , as you twist your hips your feet should go into the correct position. Another thing that really helped me with my upper body was to look at something straight ahead .Hope this helps

[@samuelcresswell8719]

right okay the shoulder thing explains why i turn when i try this every time

[@IceCoachOnline]

Hope it helps fix the problem 👍

[@Russh75]

I would not call this a how to for beginners … what about those that are nervous to even put there foot out that far in front and twist it in the first place how do you get them to even commence that ??

[@topazzz79]

work on skating on a single foot (glide along doing long pushes) and then work on a T stop. This will get you comfortable in moving feet/legs around. Hockey stop really isn;t a beginner move, but its explained in a way that a beginner can understand.

[@Russh75]

topazzz79 what is a t stop ? Perhaps a retitle on this vid would be to your advantage :-) I also saw some else comment that you used figures skates massive difference to hockey skates as the blade is 1 mm thinner as a standard and does not have the length your figure skate blade has and does not have the wedges at the front of the skate and they are shorter and rounded at both ends. While you may say that doesn’t matter it does because of the points I mention and what about the hollow of the blade what is the easiest hollow to learn this on as a beginner .

[@mentosz9609]

U have to do them while holding the wall, I tried learning the plow stop in two sessions and managed to master it after 4 hours , u gotta slowly progress and turn your ankles fast

[@anname4469]

Thanks, man!

[@GamerGrl90]

"You've got a rubber" LAUGHS IN AMERICAN

[@jimmygivelove6883]

That's my problem! I think I'm turning my shoulders

[@michaeljuliano8839]

In the U.S., a rubber is a condom. We call what you’re talking about an eraser, sometimes rubber eraser.

[@JigsawDaMasta]

didnt understand about the angle of the foot

[@FranciscoTornay]

In order to scrape the ice you must lean your skates slightly inward (towards your body) but don't take this too far. Skates shouldn't be too far fromthe vertical line or your edges will get stuck on the ice and you'll fall

[@JigsawDaMasta]

thanks, mate

[@pundah7084]

Im scared ill fall backwards and fuck up the back of my head 😂😂

[@henkkahenrik4183]

Pundah if you cant scate that well and are scared of hitting ur head, wear a f@king helmet. 😑

[@gary7554]

He's doing it with figure skates lol

[@ninjagal]

Yep. Hockey stop is the name of the move he needs to do in figure skates. it's taught in basic figure skating level 4 (Gamma)

[@jonpatten3414]

Not going to lie dude. Your instruction is vague and lacking a lot of detail. For something that requires a lot of detail and muscle memory your instruction sucks. After 2:30 your telling people to jump into the hockey stop? Not only is this irresponsible, it's dangerous.

[@Shrimpfish666]

Instructions unclear, snapped ankle in half 😢

[@xtrxcamb64x94]

The thing is, you’re wearing figure skates

[@MsBritnia]

It's still called a hockey stop on figure skates. That's just what that stop is called.

[@GalaxyAly]

Even in learning the basics, figure skaters have to learn the hockey stop.

[@emtruesdell4059]

figure skaters learn the hockey stop too

[@msjlynn84]

Omg, you learn it in figure skating, do you see what you type!

[@biff5856]

Advanced figure skaters can do this stop on one foot. The supporting leg is the one the opposite the direction of movement.